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Why is Tybalt's death problematic? A. The feud between the families will begin. B. Romeo will have to face the consequences. C. Juliet will never forgive Romeo. D. Friar Lawrence will have to admit that
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Why is Tybalt's death problematic?

A. The feud between the families will begin.
B. Romeo will have to face the consequences.
C. Juliet will never forgive Romeo.
D. Friar Lawrence will have to admit that he married Romeo and Juliet.

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Answer: B

Explanation: Already read the book

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B

Step-by-step explanation:

He is exiled after killing Tybalt.

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